PROFICIENCY.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20427, 23 December 1931, Page 9

PROFICIENCY.

FINAL RESULTS. ' The following is JU,# flnaV list oX proficiency • results, supplied .by the Education Board yesterday:— SOMEEFIELD. Proficiency—Edward BarneLt, William Brieo, George Brown, Itußsell Buchanan, Noel Daniel, Lionel Doidge, Thomas Qillard, John Hewitt, Walter lloubs, Roderick Johnstone, Ronald Lawry, Francis Milne, Bruce Foulsen, Colin Roscoe, IJenry Rose iter, Noel Tabley, i Jack Talbot, Lawrence Turner, John Webb, f James Wright, Kola Bellamy, Barbara Carter, ; Joan Cawtheray, Uwynneth Croft, Othlle Fowler, Violet Goodrich, Margaret Hutton, ! Kona Irving, Pearl Kingdon, Margaret Les- : lie, Kathleen McFadden, Ruth Parish, Lorna I Pulley, Melva Spence, Hilda Btewart. ! Competency—Clarence' Baker, Raymond I Blackmore, Keith Fehsenfeld, Herbert HalliI can, Clifford Johnston, John Mowbray, Gordon Stanley, James Taylor,. Ernest Wright, | Margaret Brigg, Isobel Cross, Nellie Coward, Peggy .Hodge, Dorothy Sinclair, | ADDINGTON. i Proficiency—Cyril. Anderson, lan Biggs, | Frank Blay, Raymond Burley, Charles : Butcher, . Roy Darling, . Beresford Evans, ' Alfred Green, Cecil Legg, Ralph Nicholson, j Charles O'Cain, Leslie Tritt, Leicester Ware, ! Albert Wa'tkin, Benjamin Watkin, Clarence White, Otto White, Henry Wisker, Maxwell Woodhead, Mary Bennetts, Merle Brown, Gladys Carey, Evelyn Coote, Betty Cox, Doreen Cox, Jean Dickson, Elizabeth Dobbie, Gladys Goffin, Ruth Griffiths, Mona Hepburn, Elsie Hobbs, Joyce Hutchings, Betty Ingram, Winnie Irwin, Jean 'Nelson, Marie Phillipps, Florence Radcliff, Ursula Templeton, Edna Thomas, Gladys Wendelken, Dorothy Wiltshire, Orton Betteridge, Albert Brooker, AUred Cade, David Crookston, Thomas Ferguson, Spencer Haxell, Fred Hoy, Eric James, William Kiernan, Colin McKay, Archie-Nelson, Cliff Rose, William Sly, Jac'c Sutton, Victor Thomas, Raymond Walters, Norman Walters, James Wornall, George Wilson, Dorothy Bettel, Ada Berry, Dorothy Bannington, Joan Brunsdan, Rona Claridge, Myra Cowper, Jean Dickson, Sarah Gibson, Jean Gow, Betty Hill, Maureen Hoadley, Clarice Hodge, Eileen Hodge, Ada Howarth, Gladys Jenkins, Joan Kinsman, Ailsa McLean, Myee Perry, Madge Ramsay, Maisie Rouse, Miretta- Shier, Joyce Stephens, Doris, Welsh, Kathleen Wood. ■ Competency—Trevor Knudsen, Thomas Rolton. Sydney Woods, Jean Couchman, Doris Sbapcott. • WEST CHRISTCHUBCH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL. Proficiency—Nigel A'Court, Reginald Boker, Robert Bird, Colin Brownie, Leslie Cleary, Roy Clemence, Clutterbuck, Alfred Cook, Ivan Diggs, Spry Gloistein, Arthur Green, Laurence Hall, Alfred Harris, Raymond Hooper, James Humphreys, Alfred Jack, Launcelot Marriott, Alan Menzies, David Miller, Francis Ohlson,' William Popkin, Howard Shadbolt, Arthur Smith, Hartley Smith, Cyril Sommerfleld, Edward Toolty, Barnes Thompson, Gerald Wason, Lyn Watson, Thomas Williams, Lois Brown, Jean Coolc, Norma Fox, Nola Fuchs, Myra Goodrick, Ngaire Hargen, Rachel Hardman. Amelia Harris, Grace Hej»tley, Cecily Hutton, Iris Jones, Frances Kennedy, Ada Kirk, Hazel McNeilage, Laura Mcllroy, Muriel Moore, Elsie North, Lucy North, Winifred Oliver, Valnoweth Oswald, Margot Parlane, Alwyn. Pittaway, Joan Ward, Helen Wason, June Wilson, Norma Wilson, Norman Brown, Gladys Fisher, ,'Gwen McGowan, Phyllis Campbell, Denneston Rennie, Leslie Archibald, William Rowe, Joan Hancox. Competency—Robert Brand. Maurice Cribb, Boswell D'An vers, Francis Duncan, Edgar Harwood, Albert Meads, Lindsay Moffat, Ray Scott, Ronald Smith. Margaret Armstrong, Gladys Bergman, Ngaio Cousins, Marjorie Ferguson, Ruth Mitchell, Rosina Smith, Duncan Finlayson, Ronald Hutton, Jean Gardiner, Raymond Adair, Allan badger, Nelson Ball, Percy Brooks, Stanley Riley. double-marking alleged. • \ ' IFUESS ASSOCIATION TILIOR4M ) x WELLINGTON, December 22. That there had been double-marking by inspectors revising marks in connexion with the proficiency examinations when it was found that a lower number of ' pupils than usual had passed was emphatically denied by the Director for Ixlucation (Mr T. St "Spliining a fiow the allegation might have arisen, he said that there were always a' number of doubtful cases where candidates did not acquit themselves as well as they, might have at the inspector's examination, and was then necessary ior examiners to make a careful investigation into the teacher's estimate of the quality °f work candidates had SrVTor' proficiency rei"™ f that had caused some people to in or that there had been what was calle double-markixm. _____________